BALTIMORE INNER HARBOR // Things to do in Baltimore, Md
Discover the best of Baltimore, Maryland, from the bustling Inner Harbor attractions and historic streets of Fell's Point to the scenic vistas of Federal Hill Park. This collection offers a mix of maritime history, sports excitement, and local culinary delights for an unforgettable city exploration.
Baltimore Inner Harbor
A popular waterfront area in Baltimore with attractions, restaurants, and seafood options.
Patterson Park
A large park in Baltimore established in 1827, featuring open fields, trees, walkways, historic sites, a lake, playgrounds, and athletic fields.
Fell's Point
A historic Baltimore neighborhood known for its pubs, taverns, seafood restaurants, galleries, boutiques, and cobblestone streets.
Frederick Douglass-Isaac Myers Maritime Park Museum
A museum exploring African-American nautical history in a former industrial building in Fell's Point.
Miss Shirley's
A popular breakfast spot known for its chicken and waffles and biscuits.
Ministry of Brewing
A brewery located in a former church (St. Michael's Church).
National Aquarium
A non-profit public aquarium located on Pier 3 in the Inner Harbor, consistently ranked among the top aquariums in the US.
National Aquarium in Baltimore
A non-profit public aquarium located on Pier 3 in the Inner Harbor, consistently ranked among the top aquariums in the US.
Baltimore Aquarium
A non-profit public aquarium located on Pier 3 in the Inner Harbor, consistently ranked among the top aquariums in the US.
Pickles Pub
A sports bar known for its crab pretzel.
Camden Yards
Home of the Baltimore Orioles since 1992.
Oriole Park at Camden Yards
Home of the Baltimore Orioles since 1992.
M&T Bank Stadium
Home of the Baltimore Ravens, adjacent to Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
Captain James Seafood Palace
A seafood restaurant shaped like a merchant vessel.
Federal Hill Park
A park offering skyline views, once a defensive stronghold during the War of 1812.
Federal Hill
A neighborhood with bars, local shops, and one of the oldest public markets in the US.
Fort McHenry
A national monument and the inspiration for Francis Scott Key.